Hawar News Agency Plan – 3-1-2026

The co-chair of the Syrian Democratic Council, Leyla Qereman, emphasized that women’s rights in the new Syria are non-negotiable and that women are essential national partners in building a just and stable Syria. She pointed out that decentralization is their core path, as it provides a broad and safe space that guarantees the diversity of the Syrian people (accompanied by photos and video).

The director of the Kurdish Center for Borders described the message of leader Abdullah Ocalan as a roadmap for democratic solutions in Syria, reflecting the aspirations of the majority of Syrians. It advocates for integration, decentralization, and the end of the single-party governance mentality. He stressed, however, that Turkey is obstructing progress, despite the readiness of the Syrian parties for dialogue and implementation (accompanied by photos).

On the first anniversary of the Resistance of Tishrin Dam, several women from the town of Tal Tamr, who participated in the resistance, affirmed that unity was the key factor in achieving steadfastness. They highlighted that the popular solidarity with the Syrian Democratic Forces created a strong wall that prevented Turkish occupation and its mercenaries from achieving their goals (accompanied by photos and video).

The group Şopî Kevne embodies the Kurdish cultural and artistic spirit through collective singing without musical instruments, evoking the memory of the martyrs and the heartbeat of the July 19 Revolution in their melodies (accompanied by photos and video).

The Kurdish National Congress will hold a lecture titled "The Necessity of Kurdish Unity and Joint Action to Face Expected Future Changes in the Middle East" at 00:15 in the Azadi Park Hall in Qamishlo (accompanied by photos and video).

The people of Raqqa will bury the bodies of the martyrs from the Syrian Democratic Forces, Abdul Qadir Al-Khalaf and Mohammad Taha Mustafa, at the Martyrs' Cemetery in the town of Al-Hokama at 11:00 (accompanied by photos and video).

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